Field at a glance
Computer Science
Algorithms, systems and software — how machines are made to reason, store and communicate.
Employability 94 ⚡Electrical Engineering
Circuits, fields and signals — powering, sensing and communicating the physical world.
Employability 88 🔧Mechanical Engineering
Forces, materials and machines — designing things that move, bear load and last.
Employability 86 🌉Civil Engineering
Infrastructure that societies stand on — bridges, water, roads, cities and codes.
Employability 84 ⚗️Chemical Engineering
Turning reactions into plants — scale, safety and efficiency from molecule to factory.
Employability 82 🛰️Aerospace Engineering
Flight in air and vacuum — structures, propulsion, guidance and certification.
Employability 76 📊Data Science
Statistics, computing and domain sense — turning messy data into decisions that hold up.
Employability 92 🧮Mathematics
Proof, structure and abstraction — the language that other sciences borrow.
Employability 70 ⚛️Physics
Matter, energy, space and time — from lab benches to the edge of the observable.
Employability 68 🧪Chemistry
Molecules and reactions — how substances change, bind and are made safely.
Employability 72 📉Statistics
Uncertainty made usable — design, inference and the ethics of claiming a pattern is real.
Employability 88Strongest employability here
Paths through this field
STEM builders
Math-heavy majors that design systems, chips, code and physical machines.
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💱Business & money
Firms, books, markets and hospitality — how value is organised and exchanged.
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🌍Earth & materials
Land, climate, molecules and processes — majors that work with the living planet and what we make from it.
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🛰️Built & flight
Structures, vehicles and objects in motion — from bridges and cabins to satellites.
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🌐Digital society
Code, data and public speech — majors for platforms, newsrooms and the politics of information.
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📐Design space
Form, structure and interaction — from buildings and products to the software that wraps around them.
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